Wii Zapper for Wii

Pros: Keeps your hand steady, included game is great!

Cons: Takes a while to put the remotes into the Zapper

The Bottom Line: Lots of fun for under $20

Review: Ok so you're wondering - should I get the Wii Zapper?  Well, if your like me and you fondly remember games at the arcade like Virtua Cop and you see the very low price point of $18 on Amazon.com then your probably not going to listen to the reviews ...

Pros: Makes the Crossbow game a lot of fun for family

Cons: Not a lot of games that can use the zapper

The Bottom Line: This is worth the $20 to buy when you consider you get a fun game with it.

Review: We purchased the Wii zapper with the Link's Crossbow game about 6 months ago. We immediately loved it and still find it fun. The zapper is easy to attach to the Wii controls and nunchuck and easy to hold in your hands. All of our family enjoys playing ...

Pros: Very easy to use and makes targeting objects much easier

Cons: Wrapping up the Nunchuck and holding it in some games can be uncomfortable.

The Bottom Line: The Wii Zapper allows you to comfortably hold the wii control like a gun to easily target the objects in certain games. Great Price

Review: The Wii Zapper is a hard molded plastic that fits your Wii remote and Wii Nunchuck firmly. This makes it easy for those to target the objects in the game much easier then holding the remote alone. The Zelda game consists of 9 stages with each stage ...

Pros: Duel handles, Link's crossbow trainer

Cons: not enough games for it...yet

The Bottom Line: I got it. I like it. I want some more games for it.

Review: The Wii Zapper is a great addition for the Wii system. Granted is doesn't make that cool sound the old gun from my grandpa's nintendo had but I like the duel handles, and hey no cords so that's a plus. The cord surprisingly fits nice into the front of ...

Pros: it does feel a bit like a gun, Link's corssbow training

Cons: it makes games harder and cramps hands after a while.

The Bottom Line: kill goblins not ducks.

Review: I got the Wii Zapper yesterday for Christmas I have heard good things and bad things about the zapper. Mainly that the Wii zapper is pretty much a lousy paper weight but Link’s Crossbow training is a pretty good game in the style of wii sports and ...

Pros: - Improves some games - Links Crossbow Training is a nice addition - Good Price

Cons: - Doesn't work with all games - Design could be better - Not terribly ergonomic

The Bottom Line: If you like shooter-styled games, this is a worth-while addition to your Wii. Otherwise, pass it by.

Review: The original Nintendo (circa 1984) had a cool game called Duck Hunt, in which you shot at the screen with a light-gun (a pistol). And now, twenty-odd years later, we have an updated version for the Wii called the Wii Zapper. The Bundle ...

Pros: Can add to game realism in "shooter" games; Under $20; included demo game is fun.

Cons: Inelegant design; can hurt game performance in some situations

The Bottom Line: If you play "shooters" the Zapper is a good deal, even if it's not the best design.

Review: There are a few gun holders for the Wii (I call them holders because the Zapper only holds the Wiimote rather than being a self-contained controller like you find for other platforms). And of all the choices the Wii Zapper is definitely the oddest ...

Pros: Excellent Link's Crossbow Training game; low price

Cons: Zapper is horrible ergonomically; fares poorly with rapid firing

The Bottom Line: The Zapper is nothing special, but Link's Crossbow Training is definitely worth the price of admission.

Review: In late 2007, Nintendo debuted the Wii Zapper, a plastic gun accessory that came packaged with a game, Link's Crossbow Training.< Truthfully, the best part about the Wii Zapper isn't the Zapper itself, but Link's Crossbow Training. The game is ...

Pros: A differant way to play Comes with Zelda mini-game

Cons: You actually have less control with it

The Bottom Line: Fun for a little while, Nice to have, Zelda mini game is fun for an afternoon

Review: I purchased this item with the Links Crossbow training, thinking that it would be something that adds value to the games that use it. (Resident Evil UC) The unit is just basically a plastic case that forces you to hold the Wii Remote and nunchuck a ...